What can I say

Strippers shoud be everywhere I like them

frant said...

What can you say!!
I think that you can say that it is an absolute insult to all Australians, indigenous or otherwise.

I'm not insulted. Except i wish it was in HD. She's a nice girl.

if she practiced her billy cokebottle accent, she looks 4.75% aus-indigenous enough to pop down to centrelink and pick up her wage

doggie said...

frant said...

What can you say!!
I think that you can say that it is an absolute insult to all Australians, indigenous or otherwise.

If it wasnt filmed and spread over the internet would it still be an insult?

I think that she is a pretty girl and if I went to a strip show I would be pleased to slip a $100 bill in her knickers. If she did the same strip show at a different forum, say Bondy Beach for example then would be no problem. However if you accept that Uluru is a sacred site and should not be climbed then it is an act of desecration and an insult. If you don't accept that "Ayres Rock" is a sacred site then this stripper is handing you an insult by claiming that it was a tribute to the indigenous people whom you do not acknowledge.

doggie said...

frant said...

doggie said...

frant said...

What can you say!!
I think that you can say that it is an absolute insult to all Australians, indigenous or otherwise.

If it wasnt filmed and spread over the internet would it still be an insult?

I think that she is a pretty girl and if I went to a strip show I would be pleased to slip a $100 bill in her knickers. If she did the same strip show at a different forum, say Bondy Beach for example then would be no problem. However if you accept that Uluru is a sacred site and should not be climbed then it is an act of desecration and an insult. If you don't accept that "Ayres Rock" is a sacred site then this stripper is handing you an insult by claiming that it was a tribute to the indigenous people whom you do not acknowledge.

You didnt answer my question.

I think I have answered your question! But I will spell it out for you if you like. The act itself is an insult for reasons that I have explained. If it had not been filmed and posted on the internet then it would still be an insult but we would probably not be aware of it and not discussing the issue.

frant said...

doggie said...

frant said...

doggie said...

frant said...

What can you say!!
I think that you can say that it is an absolute insult to all Australians, indigenous or otherwise.

If it wasnt filmed and spread over the internet would it still be an insult?

I think that she is a pretty girl and if I went to a strip show I would be pleased to slip a $100 bill in her knickers. If she did the same strip show at a different forum, say Bondy Beach for example then would be no problem. However if you accept that Uluru is a sacred site and should not be climbed then it is an act of desecration and an insult. If you don't accept that "Ayres Rock" is a sacred site then this stripper is handing you an insult by claiming that it was a tribute to the indigenous people whom you do not acknowledge.

You didnt answer my question.

I think I have answered your question! But I will spell it out for you if you like. The act itself is an insult for reasons that I have explained. If it had not been filmed and posted on the internet then it would still be an insult but we would probably not be aware of it and not discussing the issue.

My point exactly, but how can it be an insult if it wasnt seen or reported? Its like a tree falling in the woods, if no one was there did it happen? Yes it did happen but no one was aware of it. Its only headlines cos sum idiot filmed it.....

maxm said...

doggie, I'm surprised. You know the correct answer. It's

boobs

Lol, yea as usual maxim you are right, not like me to be this serious

Mondays! Sheesh!!!

I luv them as much as strippers PR

How is this disrespectful? OK sacred site yes I get that but she did not do it for commercial gain or to poke fun at aborigines. If she dressed up as a black person and made disparaging remarks that would be a no-no.
All she did was get half naked and run around a bit. Wow. So what.

What matters is how it was intended and there is no racial undertones here.

Same as if a streaker runs out across the footy field - the die hard fans for whom footy is their LIFE don't get all upset about their footy ground being desecrated, they just just shake their head and think "that person is a d1ckhead" and get on with life.

This is just a media beat up to whip the aboriginal industry into a frenzy, when they should be actually talking about the real things that affect aboriginal people. They need to shake their head, thinks "she's a d!ckhead" and get on with life.

I think next time a black person gets naked on a beach, I'm suing.

@ mark_australia and pweedas and like minded others. Get with the times. This is clearly disrespectful or at the very very very least, hugely ignorant. Hot, ignorant, attention seeking or racist, it is not ok to strip on a sacred site.

wheelnut said...

Its also clearly disrespectful to lie around the city streets drunk, steal cars, holdup service stations and threaten others... Im just waiting for some Australians to also say "Sorry" in return.

That's a bit of a stupid comment, a lot of white people do that all the time.
Also, saying it isn't disrespectful is a bit stupid. It's the same as if she'd gone to the vatican and stripped in St. Peter's Basilica.

.. and that will about do it.

Sorry fella's, politics & race get people offended and that ain't what Seabreeze is about. Plenty of other sites that cater for that stuff...

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